Just getting started and try to learn the basics of plasticity with the Apple Watch Course, thanks to @Nikita Kapustin for creating the course:)

Anybody seen this before? I was working on this model and I was trying to fillet edges, but they will not round anymore.

took a little over a week in my spare time to create and render - in fact it took a lot longer to do the eye piece and the lenticular lens'

Hi everyone, brand new here - just joined the community 5 mins ago. I've been lurking on Nikita's YT channel for ages, bought a 3d printer 6 months ago with a view to getting into some product design projects which I started a few months ago. I'm interested in surface modelling, but unsure which course bundle might best suit me: the motorycles surface modelling or ultimate surface modelling bundle. Can anyone explain to me the difference between them other than a few dollars? I'm drawn to the motorcycle bundle for the sorts of curves in that project, and the fact I ride a motorcycle... which admittedly is a pretty poor reason. I want to learn to model complex organic shapes, in order to create biophilic designs (ie designs that mimic nature's geometry and creates a natural touch and feel experience). I also need to learn basic product design methods for other projects, eg I just created a camera lens adapter that fits to the 15mm rods on my cinema camera rig; but it's not what I'd call a beautiful design, merely functional... Any advice much appreciated. Tom

Lighting ain't all there yet but I feel I am getting better.. anyways.. critiques plz :). This was a fun project btw.